NEW! MEGUIARS ULTIMATE CERAMIC COATING - IS IT LEGIT?
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I tested it as well on my channel, I did not have that same issue. I let it cure less than you did but it seemed like it performed better. Nothing ground breaking, not the best in the world, but decently enough.
I saw it and thought it was a good video. It gave me hope for it. That’s why I ended up testing it twice. First time I got same results as second but couldn’t believe it. The only thing I can think is you did a small square and the panel seemed vertical. But as I’m seeing with other products (Cerakote, this, etc) they seem to be very inconsistent. So that’s ultimately what my conclusion has been. That the results vary because the product is very inconsistent between batches etc.
@@autodetailingpodcast good possibility on those points. Either way I wasn't taken back by it and good to know waiting til 7 days didnt make much difference.
For sure man! It’s kinda a pain to wait the 7 days, especially when you do it twice. Haha
Your panel be soaking wet when you apply products which is going to heavily dilute the products which gonna make the products appear better than what it is
@@Dee--Jay the hydrophobic spots on the panel have some beads sure but not enough to affect the strength of the chemicals sprayed on there in such volume.
I attended 10 or more Meguiar's training classes and began using Meguiar's products since 1998. All my products I use were Meguiar's only until a year a go. I tried Turtle Wax products and the first was the Slick and slide. I purchased 1 container to see how it worked! I was amazed how well it looked. My wife has a 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk that spends most of the time in a Climate Controlled garage. I did a complete wash, clayed the vehicle and decided to try the Turtle Was Hybrid Ceramic Wash and dry. I next applied Hybrid Ceramic Spray and buff. Now every week for the last month or so I wash using only the slick and slide. and rinse. This stuff out does any of the Meguiar's products. So all I use on the vehicles I detail are Turtle wax products. Even the Leather spray is great and customers really like the scent! John
They definitely have gotten a lot better of the past 5 years or so. I hope they keep it up! Pure wash is def one of my favorites.
Reminds me of the "Ceramic" protection the dealer put on my previous truck. Water stopped beading and sheeting after two washes. When I bought my most recent truck, I told them (dealer) to stuff their coating as I will be taking care of it myself. TW has been knocking it out of the park lately. Currently have a coat of their ceramic+graphene paste wax on it to hold the truck over until spring when I'll do a full proper ceramic or graphene coating. Their "Pure" soap you used here is my favorite, and is awesome in the foam cannon.
I think they understand the ritual of car washing and that most diy car enthusiasts are going to reapply this every time they wash. It’s just part of the ritual…we all do it. I mean nobody just washes their car, dries it off and pulls it into the garage.
So can multiple coats be applied or stacked? Does that increase durability?
I like Meguiars but Turtle Wax seems to have taken the lead over the last few years. They’re putting out some really high quality, high performance products at low cost and that’s making them very competitive.
I would have to disagree. I’d most people aren’t doing this. Why would you reapply a protectant every week? All that does is waste money and time. I’m willing to bet that this product doesn’t layer on itself either.
@@ohboy2592I absolutely agree with him. Listen man I’m ridiculous when it comes to my car. You can catch me in washing or rinsing off my car at least 3 times a week bare minimum. And he’s right. I apply after every single wash. Regardless of what product I’m using. Sometimes I switch it up. But after every single wash I apply something. It’s pointless to me to just wash the car and that’s it. Makes no sense to me. Everyone’s diff tho.
Been waiting on you to test it lol. I got some last week. Put it on the front of my camper but haven't put it on my vehicles yet.
I am a Turtle Wax guy. Especially Seal n Shine and the Ceramic wash and wax. 🇨🇦👍👍
Hard to believe they would even release that 😮
I had high hopes for it based on all the marketing and talking with them, but….
Thanks jimbo... well you saved me 25 bucks
Love the content and videos all around. Keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
Jimbo, sticking with the Turtle Wax wash theme for a moment...
If, in fact, the soft Slick&Slide is degrading the coating, I'd hate to see what the TW MAX-POWER would do at a mild-strong dilution ratio. Never mind whatever shampoo you used in your first test, especially in light of a weeks cure time not exposed to the elements.
It's apparently perplexing and disappointing for a Meguiar's product.
Agree
Had high hopes for this... guess I'm going to try and stock up on the old hybrid paint coating. That stuff was great.
I did too
I prefer the hybrid ceramic coating over the quick detailer. In my hands the quick detailer died of at the 3rd wash with BH Autofoam and touchless 13 and 12 ph respectively at 3% PIR
Jimbo: Is it ok to apply Turtle Wax ceramic spray after applying McGuire's Ultimate Wax paste? If so, how long do I need to wait after the waxing to apply the ceramic? Good video.
That's interesting that you mention the McGuire spray wax stuff because I had the blue stuff you mentioned and I followed their directions on completely and it always leaves a smeary, streaky residue on the car but their green bottle quick detailer ceramic stuff works well, goes on great, and lasts a couple washes living in the Arizona sun.
I much prefer the green bottle stuff too.
I just wanna know what soap you used that stripped it so I can have a good annual reset wash. Thanks!
Missed these torture tests Jimbo. ❤
I’m back!!
Absolutely excellent video.
thanks!
I appreciate the video and the product should last longer than seal n shine for $25.00. Meguiars makes good products but they seem stale.
Thx for the video. Are you going to test their new ceramic coating, 888 or whatever its called? Cheers
Of course!
@@autodetailingpodcastcool and the gang
Try Nanoglans Hydrophobic coating spray. It's insane good.
Waiting for this product to launch in our region so we can see how well it holds to feynlab pure wash
Fantastic product there
Hello, can you do test for soft99 products, fusso coat and waterblock also the glaco
Here’s a fusso coat video from 4 years ago I did - czcams.com/video/1xarutWXHjc/video.htmlsi=oTMXJfrDdsetSmYU
Which has been the best performing Spray on product you’ve tested so far? Turtle Wax Seal n Shine?
Yes, seal n shine and the last coat v2 have been the top winners.
Where can I get that soap that took the sealant off in 2 seconds need the link bro
I'm surprised you didn't use the 3D BDX or the GLW Iron Remover
So I still like the Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic and Sunday's Best sprays. What are you using for your business that works well and lasts 6 months or better??
Those are both still good. Sunday's Best was a client. The Jimbo's Hard As Shell is similar just beefed up even more. www.AutoDetailingPodcast.com/Jimbo - were launching it in a few weeks.
Cant wait for your product. I am sure it will be great. Reserve me a bottle or two...@@autodetailingpodcast
You should towel dry it after blowing into order to remove any surfactants left behind after the rinse. It could be that that is masking the beading, rather than killing it.
hmm, looks like the meg's hybrid ceramix spray is better. maybe you can do a battle between them next time..
Good idea!
@@autodetailingpodcastplease do a comparison between the blue hybrid ceramic and this since they are the most similar
Maybe they should have made this product in place of their paint glosser spray. I would try this just for the looks and not care if it lasts that long. It looks like its a pretty look, especially on black cars. 🤷♂️
That would have been better I think
I’m a little saddened seeing that.
That’s why I switched to the turtle wax
still great bang for the buck
Thanks for the review!
It made me sad too.
Are they discontinuing their hybrid paint coating? That has done the best resisting wayer spots on my car. Dissapointed this new ultimate ceramic coating is not as good.
Im not really sure, but I dont think its selling good, so if thats true it will be on its way out.
I have a question about your floors... can you use that instead of digging a drain in your garage?
Depends on your slope. I’m not a contractor so not really sure.
Thanks for the video , i had this in my Amazon cart ! Decided not to purchase after watching your video
Jimbos hard as shell is the best stuff I have used it's an awesome product
Love to hear it!
I want to see someone test the meguirs m888. Just bought a new truck, and I'm curious to see how it performs.
I just got it in, doing a few more test on products then I will apply and test it. I should have a video out in a few weeks on it.
@@autodetailingpodcast awesome!! I'll be watching for it. Love your videos!
Jimbo, have you heard of a product called shiny car stuff? Seems like it could be a good product for older vehicles that aren’t worth repainting or clients that are just trying to flip a vehicle and don’t want to spend hundreds on paint correction and ceramic coating.
Is it similar to x-kote?
@@autodetailingpodcast I think so. Maybe it would be better to try Optimum CCR? Either way I would love to see you test and torture these types of products. There is a time and place for products like this and with the number of older vehicles on the road and folks feeling the pinch it just might be the best option for some people.
There’s def a place for it. I do wonder about the durability but it looks like there’s a bit of a learning curve to using it too
I bought some from Amazon to put on my motorcycles. I wash the bikes, then reapply to get water spots and things. It does ok, I like Ceracoat and Griots 3 in 1 better.
You should try this - amzn.to/4dNp6MA
Sorry did you say it needs 7 days to cure ? For those without interior spaces I’m not so sure this product for me would even be considered- I personally use Autofinesse graphene paste wax and top it off with Turtle was Graphene detailer spray and I get phenomenal results .
I don’t think it needs to be untouched for 7 days, but it’s not clear
@@autodetailingpodcast personally Iv moved on from Ceramic to Graphene products . Personally I find Graphene to be a longer lasting product .
Mig non acidic wheel cleaner is super good!
What would you recommend for ceramic coating or a ceramic coating spray thanks?
just depends on your needs/wants. A Spray is going to be much easier, but less durable. But if you maintain your car often and want an easy to use solution a spray is going to be great. If you want long term durability and have some time a wipe on is going to fit you best. Either way you can always do long term maintenance w/ a spray.
@@autodetailingpodcast well I think I'd like to do a wipe on because I'm trying to make my clients car less involved for him
Collinite 476s double coated wax will beat it alday 😅😅😅
Which turtle wax tire cleaner is good?
Hyper foam wheel and tire - amzn.to/3vSKmPz
I’ve tried this stuff and I keep going back to turtle wax hybrid ceramic spray. With 2 coats it easily lasts 6 months!! This meguiars crap is lucky to last 1 month. I keep trying it tho bc it’s on clearance at my Walmart. And I’m a sucker. I’m done tho.. TW for the win.
Agreed, this one is a miss for Meg's. Have you tried my stuff? JimbosDetailing.com - you maybe surprised at how good it is.
What nozzle are you using on that hose?
Penile. Circumcised.
Jimbo, do you have a video on that soap and why it's one of your favs?
I don’t think I do. But I should make one. It just seems to clean really well w/o stripping protection. Foams and rinses nicely too.
Smells great too and the bottle lasted me over a year with 52 washes a year!@@autodetailingpodcast
Great 👍video buddy tfs
Thanks 👍
What’s with the one side of the panel x’d out?
I was trying to apply something and I messed up the panel in that section
Where can I get a roll of those microfiber towels?
amazon - amzn.to/3ujwJZj
@@autodetailingpodcast Thank You!!!😊
Good video Jimbo, i tried the blue bottle ceramic spay and two applications and at first you think it is amazing but once washed it's bloody rubbish and a waste of money so because of that i tend to avoid anything they make anymore .
Yup - I found that out when I tested it years ago. People hated on my test then too.
So what is the best paint protector
JimbosDetailing.com
I have never seen soap “degrade” anything like that. Not even on wax.
Either way, a bit disappointing since Meguiars claims it’s a “true coating” and that does not behave like one.
I know..I was a little bummed tbh
I’d like to see it on top of the Hybrid Coating and maintain it with a waterspot remover to see how it holds up, does look weak on its own
I’m sure it would do better with protection under it.
I just ran a test between P&S Beadmaker, Tec choice, 3D bead it up, Griots 3in1 and Meguires Blue.
The WINNER Was
😎 Meguires Blue and was applied wet😲
I would have guessed griots would have one out of all of those.
But it's it any (noticably) better than the Hybrid Ceramic spray wax...?
Not IMO
@@autodetailingpodcast thanks.... Havagood1
Thanks for the great video. I'm a little disappointed with this #Meguiars product as well. You definitely need a topper for sure. Thanks.
I totally agree!
Very odd, watched another torture test of this product and the filling capabilities and durability seemed much better.
I saw it too, and it gave me hopes for this product, but I tried it two separate times both with seven days of full cure and got the same results both times. The other video he did use a vertical panel and it was only one tiny square I don’t know if that had anything to do with it, but for me, my results have been consistent
Maybe paid?
Nah - I don’t think he was paid. I think they and others (Cerakote etc) that are claiming “curing issues” are actually having a consistency issue. Batch to batch is different, product is curing in the bottle, or not curing, temperamental with different paint finishes etc.
This video saved me from running out and throwing away $ 27 on junk...
Thanks for watching.
Being a spray..is it really a ceramic coating..and is it 9H
No
So are companies getting away from graphene?
Most likely until someone can figure out how to market it correctly.
I only wash my cars with a cheap Turtle wax or Mothers wash and wax. I live in Florida and it rains all the time,year round. Now,I lived in Calif. most of my life. The rainwater there was much worse. And,the tap water from my hose was also. So the water spots were considerably worse. It doesn't matter what wax you use, I tried alot of different waxes,you're going to get water spots. So I don't care about how long the wax will last after washing the car with soap. My cars aren't going to go longer than a month with out being waxed again. I do care about how easy the water spots will be removed. In my real world testing,Griot's 3 in 1 ceramic seems to leave the thickest coating and beads the most. It's not the shiniest,or slickest, but it last longer. Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic spray beats the Griot's 3 in 1 for that. Turtle Wax Graphene MAX is slightly better than the Griot's but it cost a lot more. And for total longevity,ScottHD proved the Griot's beat almost every wax he tested,which was over 35 of them. Griot's 3 in 1 went up to a year! And it was the cheapest. For the ultimate shine and slickness,the Turtle Wax Max graphene beats every one. The spray wax that matches the gloss,but not as slick,is the Meguiars Gold Carnuba spray wax. it's cheap,but doesn't last at all. It makes a great detail topper. Extreme Solutions Topper last about as long,is slightly more, unless you buy the gallon size (which I do),and is the most slick of all the finishes I've tried. In Florida, I've never seen pollen in the spring like this in my whole life. It's unbelievable! Your car will be completely covered in yellow dust in less than a week.And pollen is sticky. Topper can't be beat for slickness.
So in the real world,who doesn't wax their car after four months? People who don't care about their car,that's who! So does it matter which wax last the longest? I use a mixture of Topper (65%) and Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions ceramic spray wax 35%,on a weakly basis. Every couple of weeks I do the windows as well. I don't have to wash my cars that often,maybe every 6 weeks,unless it's spring and the pollen is everywhere. My cars look like they're ready for a show,or up for sale,most of the time.
Ill stick to the m27 and cut it any way you like. Turtle Wax Seal n Shine is still the GOAT.
I think ill just stick to TEC582.
MIT pad after claybar
I think you tested the wrong product. They just came out with their actual paint coating M888 aka Meguiar’s Beyond Ceramic Paint Coating. It claims multi year durability.
Nope. This was the right product. But I also picked up M888 and will do a review on that as well.
@@autodetailingpodcast Fantastic. Just threw me off when you said it was their most durable product.
they said that, not me! @@alonzobarnes302
'Lab tested against Meguiar's premium waxes' The fine print, its just the best of their stuff, not that it can beat competitors.
I thought Markus left and went elsewhere.
He came back.
I'm glad I didn't buy a bottle to try out.
Everybody who is using standard soap-in-bucket washing method does need to use a drying aid for lubrication. That being said, $25 is steep for that purpose. I rinseless wash my vrhicles, so no drying aid really needed so the longevity of a sealer is important.
The reality is that there are much better performing products in this category for less money. Turtle Wax Hybrid Ceramic, DIY Detail Ceramic Gloss, and Griots 3 in 1 Ceramic are all vastly superior priducts for longevity for less. I have even seen a spray and rinse product like McKees 37 Hydro Graphene or DIY Quick Beads show likely the same durability or better.
I hate ti call it embarassing but Cerakote kind of had the lock in that sentiment right now. LOL
Cerakote has the lock on products that underperform?
@@autodetailingpodcast I would say their Professional Ceramic Coating does, for now. Ive used their headlight restoration kit with success but that new ceramic coating was a real mess.
it sure was. The funny part is I got scolded for calling it out first.@@johnfreeman440
@@autodetailingpodcast Nobody can question your integrity - that's why I love your channel. I really just got icky feelings when a very popular detailing CZcamsr produced a video to essentially gaslight those mentioning problems with the product and then a "roundtable" that most of the members were not on board with the company message.
It's been a real mess, but you retain our respect because you weren't scared to tell the truth early on.
I want the XXX treated side.
Coming soon.
This is embarrassing performance for something calling itself a ceramic coating. Meg's Hybrid Ceramic wax performs much better. I used to be a Meguiar's devotee because it was and still is the most premium brand on store shelves. How naive I was.
Even the bead booster has a better resistance what you threw at the panel lol, this isnt worthy of the name ceramic coating. Only thing i use from meguairs is the non acid wheel&tyre cleaner. That is in a league of its own in removing dirt and brake dust from your rims.
im still a big fan of a lot of their products, but this one needs a little work.
Best stripping is done driving in the rain with grit, salt,dirt & pebbles smashing into the car at 70mph from the truck or car in front of you...just a wash & wax soap once a week
just be aware of wash & wax soaps, they can be hydrophilic and mask the properties of the coating.
I have tried the MOTHERS Brand and is wayyyyyy better than Meguiars.
I wish mothers would make a comeback.
Turtle wax outbeat Meguiar's since the bigining of the Ice spray wax lol not impress by Meg's products anymore
I dont put all my faith in on torture tests. Theyre unrealistic to a degree, however they are absolutely data driven and they at least give you some idea of what, if any, chemical resistance and durability a product has. My faith in megs is definitely at an all time low.i was actually excited to see how this product would do. Theres no reason at this point not to have a product that can last six months when we are calling it a coating. Turtle wax doesnt have issues doing it and they do it cheaper. Griots does it. Ethos does it. Adams does it. And the list goes on and on. Megs ceramic line up is just not there for me compared to the rest of the industry, well some of it at least. 10-15 yrs ago they were all i used. I guess they think consumers are not evolving like the rest of the industry. They better start evolving...flashy bottles and marketing buzz words dont work like they used to. And i agree with you, its probably not a bad product. Its just not a good one when compared to other available products out there. I guess there are still a lot of people that dont know better so as long as they keep buying, megs will keep making the same under performing products year after year. Sorry for the rant...Keep it up jimbo! Keep it real...
100% agree with you. I don’t put all my faith in torture test either. But it gives us a baseline for products at least.
The TW hybrid ceramic left watch spots on 3 cars ..that etched into the paint..if it was so durable I feel the spots should not have etched through. That TW did great on all the torture tests but let simple water through.
Armour Detail Amplify is much better than that, and its just a detail spray. Amplify is cheaper and you get twice as much product! 🤷♂️
I’ve been hearing really good things about Armour.
Damn, are you sure that's not a Cerakote product?
LOL - it did seem similar honestly.
So I decided I wanted to try it both ways. I made sure to clay and polish my hood. But the rest of the car I left alone. And my car is already insanely clean. I rinse prolly 3 times a week and hit it with a spray wax atleast 3 times a week. So the amount of product that’s built up on my car is a lot. I know it’s prolly a waste of product but Sorry I’m just insanely anal about my car. Anyway I used the product as directed on the hood. And the rest of the car I wiped it on and wiped it off as your supposed to just without the clay and polish. And it held up just as good as the hood. I was at the car wash last night and the water just came right off. Along with the foam wax spray. It just came right off the car. So honestly screw the hole clay and polish. Cause I don’t see it lasting as long as it says to begin with.
Your car sounds a lot like mine. Haha! Love it.
I will never exchange polymer sealant covered with nuba for this ceramic crap. Everything that has sio2 fills your paintwork with water spots, some of which are irreversible.
You have a great point here. Something like a synthetic x press spray wax is very good.
Yes ..Their hydrid paint coating has been the best I've used resisting water spots. Even 4 coats of griots somehow water etched through. What polymer do you use??
@@robm7076 Vonixx V80 and Vonixx Native Carnaúba Spray.
@@robm7076 Vonixx V80 and Vonixx Native Carnaúba Spray
I understand there stopped making there hybrid paint coating and this replacing it. There paint coating is much more durable than this. I don’t know what Meguiars doing they are expensive these days saw review of there new version ceramic wash and wax today to that was terrible to much worse than there first version what is Meguiars doing
Ya it’s a little interesting to see what they’ve been doing over the past couple years.
No!!! Please tell me they are not replacing the hybrid paint coating with this 😢
@@robm7076 what I read I hope not to my advice stock up
First I put you on it tfs buddy
Another excellent demonstration of a poor performing product, I wonder will man the advertiser come to Meguiars rescue like he tried to do with cerakote 😂
Time will tell I guess.
Its all snake oil, a good wax does the same thing
Definitely not worth what they want for it. I wouldn't waste my money on it with much better and more reasonably priced products available.
It’s ALMOST like they never ONCE tested it before bottling it and shipping it out. Which is probably what happened.
Seems that way but they say it was tested a lot so who knows
That didn't last any long than that JTC, $30 coating 🙄
Haha!
Meh. I’ll stick to my turtle wax and griots
This is EXTREMELY dissappointing. I believe the ultimate paste wax ir liquid wax could be more durable. What is it with meguiars and lame ceramic products? I guess 3M isn't interested in competing with top brands. Sad.
It’s very sad to watch. Reminds me of blockbuster, Mervyns, etc…just coming to our industry now.
@@autodetailingpodcast It's strange to me, because you know 3M has the resources to make industry leading products, and the Meguiars name still means quality to most people.
I totally agree, but big corporations have a lot of rules, bosses, and people that can mess things up. @@joeschmoe6908
I used several different ones they're all the same to me. They all work the same way they're probably even the same formulas. It's all a scam
For 25 bucks and only get a small amount, its a terrible product
It’s pretty high priced.
I know u didint wanted to say it out loud, but lets be real, its a s... product 😂 And when I watched carefull enough I noticed that u would have killed it faster even with just the soap, but did less wipes on that right bottom side, thats why left was dead after 3 times and right holded up longer 😅
Yup! Glad you pointed that out. Sometimes it’s hard to tell why in the moment, while filming and doing an explanation
I like a clean car but honestly I’ve got better things to spend my time and money on rather than worrying about a shiny paint job trying to impress people.
I’m fact I used to love getting out of my 911 in a pair of scruffy jeans and T shirt. 😂
I can see the point for a show / concourse car but really an everyday driver that’s going to get stone chips etc etc I’d rather not bother.
Each to their own id say .
Better things to do like watch other people clean their cars on CZcams??? 😜 just messin with ya. Enjoy that 911. Sounds fun!
@@autodetailingpodcast 😂😂lol I’ve said for the last 30 years I can’t wait till I can just spend a Sunday morning washing my car with nothing else to do ……. Has it happened? ??? Nopes 😳😳😳
Is it me that’s just weird ??!
because I can spend weeks being pedantic and making something and being quiet anal even prepping a car for paint etc yet I loose the will to live washing a car 😵💫.
Sold the 911 3 years ago, ,,,,yellow 964 3.6 turbo 😃
No product is legit when it’s married up to one of the most awful trigger sprayers in the business. Why would a manufacturer develop a product they are excited about and then put a terrible and cheap sprayer on it?!
I do really hate these sprayers. That’s for damn sure.
There is a specific kind of dawn dish soap with the finest vottle sprayer I have ever encountered. Maybe it only works with that particular product viscosity, but damn is it an interesting and even mist.
all these don't impress me at all anymore once I switched to gyeon I have never looked back
What’s your favorite by gyeon?
can coat follow by cure then the ceramic detailer for the weekly wash
2-3 months?? lol maybe 2-3 weeks. That stuff is trash lol
Ehh I was trying to be nice
Wierd it did well in martins video.
Small square on a vertical panel. Also I’m finding out these products will perform different on different types of paint. Which is making for massive problems for the brands.
After watching the whole video. It's not a proper ceramic coating..
💯
Not impressed😐
All credibility lost when I saw the Tesla . Instant surrender of your man card .
Who said it was mine?
disappointing... a lot of trash products out there. can you do meguiars ultimate paste wax
Not sure that product would even be worth a video. There are tons that are easier to use and product a much better result.
@@autodetailingpodcast Thank you! I appreciate your advice